He doesn't have a repeatable, consistent shot motion. Cattoor does. Pedulla does. That doesn't mean that those two can't have bad shooting games. Those are the result of a flawed set up (bad pass or initial misalignment). Their shot motion, however, is virtually the same on every deep take. Collins deep shot is predictable only in its individual uniqueness. If he has unfettered time, he does tend to lock in to a repeatable groove, susceptible to the same variances that Cattoor and Pedulla face. But in the reality of game competition, he doesn't get those opportunities often. He's either highly contested or WIDE open (too open with a naked basket). Each shot is, essentially, a new creation. I agree with what CC wrote about Green. I've never seen a player make the kind of scoring leap as he did between his freshman and junior years. I think that Collins has a huge upside.